Burglary is a nuissance that we could all do without, but the 'You Just Got Robbed' interactive infographic from SafeWise security details just how fast the process happens.
Featuring an alarming ten minute counter that emphasizes just how fast the burgling process takes, the 'You Just Got Robbed' interactive map breaks down the process and offers helpful information that can help home owners and renters understand the risks out there. Packed with quick tidbits to help protect your family, home and possessions, the 'You Just Got Robbed' interactive infographic details that the majority of burglaries happen from 10am to 3pm during the summer months.
Check out the 'You Just Got Robbed' interactive infographic at the SafeWise website to help understand how you're at risk, how to minimize it and reasons why investing in a security system is a smart way to prevent unnecessary problems.
Shocking Burglary Breakdowns
The 'You Just Got Robbed' Infographic Shows Just How Fast it Happens
Trend Themes
1. Home Security - Opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating smarter, AI-based home security systems and devices that can identify and prevent burglaries.
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Industry Implications
1. Home Security Industry - There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating advanced home security systems, particularly ones that incorporate AI, robotics, and machine learning.
2. Iot Industry - There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in developing smart devices that can be used for remote monitoring of homes and alerting home owners in real-time.
3. Data Analytics Industry - There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in using big data analytics to better understand crime patterns and develop strategies to prevent burglaries and other crimes.